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Given the amount of reputational damage done to South Africa as a result of the Sishen mineral rights dispute, Judge Raymond Zondo’s assessment that the “matter could have been handled better...
As we bid farewell to 2011, which seemed to pass at a more unseemly pace than usual, many of us will be looking towards the start of 2012 with a sense of unease. The macroeconomic and political...
The maddening gap between the South African government’s words and aspirations on infrastructure development and actual implementation persists. For years now, Ministers have been hammering on...
The World Bank has lowered its baseline growth forecasts for South Africa for 2011, from 3.5%, in July, to 3.2%, and has warned that the downside risks to the country’s growth outlook for 2012...
As maddening as it may be for those who believe the current emphasis on greenhouse gas emissions is misplaced (particularly in the context of South Africa’s massive poverty, unemployment and...
It was encouraging to see Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa recent reply to a Parliamentary question relating to the approach being taken by government to the appointment of...
It has emerged that South Africa is interrogating the possibility of establishing ‘special funding vehicles’ to channel private sector resources into programmes designed to revitalise and...
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan made a few crucial points regarding infrastructure delivery and the payment thereof in his recent address to Parliament.